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    The Knights of Christmas: Kara's Gift\The Twelfth Day of Christmas\A Wish for Noel
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    The Knights of Christmas: Kara's Gift\The Twelfth Day of Christmas\A Wish for Noel
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    The Knights of Christmas: Kara's Gift\The Twelfth Day of Christmas\A Wish for Noel

    By Suzanne Barclay, Margaret Moore and Deborah Simmons

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    About this ebook

    Three of our award-winning authors have joined forces to bring you this encanting collection of timeless stories

    Suzanne Barclay
    Kara's GiftA pagan healer falls in love with the Christian knight who is destined to save her dying clan

    Margaret Moore
    The Twelfth Day of ChristmasA charming nobleman has twelve days to win the love of his intended bride

    Deborah Simmons
    A Wish for NoelAn orphan's Christmas wish comes true when she conquers the heart of her world-weary guardian

    Don't miss these magical tales of miracles and merriment!
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarlequin
    Release dateJul 15, 2011
    ISBN9781459268203
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    The Knights of Christmas: Kara's Gift\The Twelfth Day of Christmas\A Wish for Noel
    Author

    Suzanne Barclay

    Carol Suzanne was born on 20 December 1945 in USA, daughter of Phyllis and Whit Hoose. She married Kenneth E. Backus, and obtained four stepchildren. Published since 1992 as Suzanne Barclay, was an author for Harlequin Historical, specializing in romance set in the Medieval era. She founded the Lake Country Romance Writers in 1993, and served as the chapter's first president. She passed away on 15 September 1999 after a long battle with cancer.

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    • 2/5
      Boring, extremely anachronistic. Sad product from three good historical romance authors. Wot happened????